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With origins stretching back more than two millennia, the herringbone pattern is one of the oldest and most enduring forms of architectural design. First developed by Roman engineers as an interlocking brick arrangement to strengthen roads and public spaces, the pattern evolved through medieval Europe before becoming a defining feature of the great French and… More ›
Australian timber has long been valued for its strength, durability and unmistakable character. Yet for many architects and designers, there has often been a disconnect between the desire to specify Australian species and the colour palettes available within the market. This observation became the starting point for Aloura. Created by George Fethers & Co., Aloura… More ›
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In a market often divided between visual appeal and performance, George Fethers saw an opportunity to create something that offered both. Modäl is the result: a textile-inspired laminate designed to bring softness, texture and material depth into commercial and residential interiors. The idea took shape in a hotel room. While travelling frequently for work, the… More ›
Designed by interior studio Made For , the space is a refined expression of craftsmanship, natural materiality, and thoughtful design. Jardan, a leading name in Australian furniture design and manufacturing, is known for its commitment to quality and detail. The kitchen reflects that same ethos, bringing together high-performance surfaces and warm, tactile finishes. At the… More ›